Discover Your Future at Chatham House: Open Society University Network Academy Fellowships 2024-25
Located in the heart of London, Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, invites early to mid-career professionals affiliated with the Open Society University Network (OSUN) to apply for prestigious fellowships in our Queen Elizabeth II Academy for Leadership and the Next Generation.
About Chatham House
For over a century, Chatham House has been a beacon of independent thought and analysis, contributing significantly to global policy discourse. Our mission is to foster a secure, prosperous, and just world through rigorous research and collaborative dialogue.
Academy Fellowships Overview
- Duration: October 2024 to January 2025 (4 months)
- Location: Hybrid (London-based with flexibility for remote work)
- Monthly Stipend: £2,365 (covers living expenses in London)
Fellowship Highlights
- Research and Leadership Development: Engage deeply with our Global Economy and Finance Programme, exploring topics such as the evolution of global currency power and economic governance effectiveness.
- Academy Leadership Programme: Benefit from workshops, media training, career coaching, and networking opportunities with Chatham House experts and alumni.
Eligibility Criteria
- Affiliation: Must be associated with an OSUN institution.
- Experience: Demonstrated research experience and leadership potential.
- Commitment: Alignment with Chatham House values and mission.
Application Details
Interested candidates should submit:
- A statement of purpose outlining their interest in the fellowship.
- A proposed research project aligned with Chatham House priorities.
- CV and contact details for two referees.
Application Deadline
Friday, 19 July 2024. Successful applicants will be notified within 4 weeks of the closing date.
Join Us in Shaping Global Policy
If you’re passionate about addressing international challenges and shaping policy solutions, apply now to become a Chatham House Academy Fellow. Take the first step towards making a lasting impact on global affairs.
